typaikkojenkin

typaikkojenkin is a Finnish word that translates literally to "even of the type-places" or "of the type-places too." It is formed by combining the plural genitive form of the noun "tyyppipaikka" (type-place) with the enclitic particle "-kin" (also, even).

The term "tyyppipaikka" itself refers to a significant or representative location that embodies a particular characteristic, style, or historical period. These can be architectural sites, natural landscapes, or even cultural settings that serve as an archetype for a broader category. For instance, a well-preserved medieval town might be considered a "tyyppipaikka" for medieval urbanism.

When "typaikkojenkin" is used in a sentence, it suggests that the speaker or writer is including these representative locations among other things or places already mentioned. It implies a broader scope, indicating that the discussion or consideration extends to these specific types of places as well. For example, a historian might discuss various historical periods and then add, "typaikkojenkin tutkiminen on tärkeää" which translates to "studying the type-places too is important." This emphasizes that the study of these archetypal locations should not be overlooked. The word's usage highlights inclusivity and the recognition of specific, exemplary locations within a larger context.